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Daily apple purchases offered by V P Cast at Alma Elevas. Barney-The Wooden mat advertises wood for furnaces heaters and ranges with two contact numbers.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
6
Daily apple purchases offered by V P Cast at Alma Elevas. Barney-The Wooden mat advertises wood for furnaces heaters and ranges with two contact numbers.
GORDON AND ALEK Clara Graver was in Alma Saturday. Mr J Kirby was in Mr Pleasant Saturday. A W Rock was an Alma business caller. Farmers loaded beers at Taylor Crossing. Ellsworth Granger spent Sunday with Edward Selenger. John Way and family spent Saturday in Shepherd. Michael Youngs made a business trip to Shepherd Friday. Arlie Conley and family with Mr and Mrs Will Vanderbeek went to Clare Sunday. Scott Fordyce and Edna Shellhaas were in Mr Pleasant Saturday. Granger, Russell Fleming moved to Meadow Stock farm from Dr Abbotts. Mrs Lamy and two daughters Gladys and Daryl visiting with Mr J W Shellhaas. Mrs Conley went to Clare Sunday leaving baby with Iva Shellhaas. Iva proved to be a good mother. Mr and Mrs John Clemens spent Sunday with Will Thomas. Wright and Stanley Leonard were in Alma and St Louis Saturday night.
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The text lists U S pine varieties and counts by region, notes Paraguay’s tanning resource quebracho, Portugal's cork output about 50 000 tons yearly, and Germany's forest labor market. It adds Savenac nursery near Haugen Montana with 4 000 000 trees yearly capacity, Norway private ownership share, U S national forests share, and a Cleveland social visit by Mrs De La Geneste to her Weese parents.
Jay Morey of Howell visited Ithaca with friends last week. Mrs. Nellie Rowland has been seriously ill but improving. Mrs. Nina Barstow spent the week in Grand Rapids and Detroit en route. Mr. and Mrs. H. Sandall of Alma visited the Tucker family in Ithaca. R. Moore and wife of Elsie visited his father William Moore in Ithaca. Mildred Sweetland of Mt. Pleasant visited Miss Charlotte Moore. H. Crandall, L. B. Crandall’s brother, returned to Lafayette Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Horn and W. E. Bancroft of Detroit visited Mrs. H. Witney. J. S. Weller returned to Fort Ann N Y after a visit here. Prof. A. J. Duncanson hosted his sisters Margaret and Jessie. Frank Tucker and family were called to Lansing for Mrs. Geo. Vance’s illness. Jacob Peabody’s home visit moved to Lansing. Harry Cornwall and Donald Barden, Ferris Institute students, spent the weekend here. Gratiot County Baptist fair netted Ladies Aid Society about $70, well attended and entertaining. Will Searl and Cash Beechler at Alma College. B. M. Earl and wife of St. Louis were called to Italica for O. M. Fairbank’s illness and death. Verne Beasley of Winnipeg staying with parents after seven years apart. Mrs. Chester Arnold visiting New Haven and returned to Flint. M. E. Dillingham to Owosso and Lansing before returning to Eaton Rapids. Mrs. Viola Norris and children returned to Frankfort Ind. Fire at the Bouch residence near Ithaca depot was extinguished with little damage.
Cure claims describe Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment penetrating skin to stop itching and heal eczema rashes ringworm tetter and other eruptions. Advertised as a four doctor prescription product available at druggists or by mail for 50 cents via Pfeiffer Chemical Co Wheaton Rhodes Rexall.
Mr and Mrs D Sunday of Clare spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs P Jt Mates of Alma Heights, visiting family and sharing time together.
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